Blue Lagoon, Golwen Quarry, Moel-y-Faen, North Wales
Natural Feature
Enter a tunnel and emerge in a deep green pool. With high rocks surrounding you, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d entered a magical land. Dive from rocks into a wild oasis.
The Snowdonia National Park in North Wales has some breathtaking scenery. Known as Wales’ Lake District, there are lots of options for wild swimming enthusiasts, and it has become a popular choice over the past few years. The Lakes offer a tranquil, safe haven for swimmers, who can relax and enjoy some of the country’s most picturesque views. So, for those wild swimmers seeking a little bit of Welsh solace, here’s our guide to the best spots in Snowdonia.
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